Villas at Parkwood is a residential community made up of single-family homes, most with four bedrooms and three bathrooms, built around 2014 and 2015, and these homes have stucco exteriors, clay tile roofs, stone trim, and concrete foundations, which makes them feel sturdy and low-maintenance, and the main living areas spread out on one level in a ranch-style or reverse 1.5-story walkout design, which makes it easier for people who don't want a lot of stairs, and the finished basements include extra bedrooms, wet bar areas, man caves, and full baths. The homes come with two or three-car garages, garage door openers, and sit on lots around 8,873 to 9,445 square feet, so there's room for outdoor activities and each home has small touches like covered patios, sprinkler systems, and walkout patios leading to putting greens, and the neighborhood itself feels private because it's on its own set of roads. Inside, you get open floor plans, vaulted ceilings, tray ceilings in the master suite, hardwood floors, walk-in closets, smart thermostats, custom cabinets, breakfast and great rooms, and kitchens with stainless appliances like dishwashers, built-in ovens, and microwaves, as well as features like corner fireplaces and big picture windows that let in light.
The Villas at Parkwood community is for active adults and seniors who want both independence and support in a safe, lively environment, so people who move here can choose how much help they need, with service options like independent living, assisted living, board and care homes, nursing care, and memory care all in one place, and the neighborhood aims for comfort, social connection, and physical activity, which is why there are clubhouses, a fitness room, three pools, trails, parks, movie theaters, an arts room, a library, a game room, a wellness and spa room, scheduled fitness and music programs, and even a putting green, so there's always something to do, and people often join resident-run activities or try out daily events, and if you need help with daily tasks there's medication management, help with personal care, and staff around 24 hours with a call system for safety.
Residents don't have to worry much about maintenance since the community takes care of lawn service, snow removal, recycling, trash, and overall property care, all of which is included in the monthly homeowners' association fee of $110, and the neighborhood also looks after transportation for appointments and outings, covered by scheduled transit services, so if someone doesn't want to drive anymore, that's taken care of. People here get meal services with many options, including all-day dining, restaurant-style meals, special diets for things like diabetes, and choices for issues like allergies, plus community staff helps with laundry, cleaning, move-in assistance and there's a concierge to answer questions, and the homes have private bathrooms, kitchenettes, Wi-Fi, cable TV, air conditioning, and telephones.
The subdivision sits in Jackson County, in the Lee's Summit West school district, with nearby schools such as Summit Pointe Elementary, Summit Lakes Middle School, and Lee's Summit West High School, and property taxes are assessed annually, so residents know where things stand. While the area isn't a flood plain, the county does list climate risks for flooding, fire, heat, wind and air quality, so that's something people consider.
This is a place built for people who want a mix of independence and care, and who value a strong community along with a low-maintenance lifestyle, with services ready for everything from selling a home quickly to handling property management, and with housing and community spaces designed for comfort and ease, adults here often find it easy to settle in, stay active, and feel comfortable, even as their needs change.
